Fury sees Chisora trilogy as catalyst for Muhammad Ali-style world tour
LONDON: Tyson Fury wants to emulate Muhammad Ali by embarking on a world tour following his all-British world heavyweight title fight with Derek Chisora in London on Saturday.
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Bivol and Ramirez promise a historic showdown in Abu Dhabi
ABU DHABI: Both entering the ring undefeated, Dmitry Bivol and Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez have promised boxing fans a historic night to remember when they come face-to-face for the WBA world light-heavyweight title on Saturday, Nov. 5 at Etihad Arena in what represents the first world title fight held in the UAE.
Undefeated Taylor: I can't wait to fight in Croke Park next year
Katie Taylor reaffirmed her desire for a rematch with Amanda Serrano in Dublin after comfortably beating Argentina's Karen Elizabeth Carbajal at Wembley Arena.
Dreams versus reality - Will Katie ever conquer Croker?
A trickle of fresh blood rolled down the side of Katie Taylor's left ear as the undefeated and undisputed lightweight champion faced the media following an epic battle at Madison Square Garden.
Conor Benn relinquishes licence with the British Boxing Board of Control
Conor Benn has relinquished his licence with the British Boxing Board of Control, the governing body has announced.
Katie Taylor still dreaming of Croke Park fight
Katie Taylor is determined to fight in Ireland at least once before calling it quits on her boxing career, and hasn't given up on her Croke Park dream.
Marseille fan faces attempted murder charge for crowd unrest
MARSEILLE, France: A supporter of French club Marseille has been handed preliminary charges including attempted murder for allegedly firing a flare that seriously injured a visiting German fan during crowd violence at Stade Velodrome last month. The Marseille public prosecutor’s office on Friday indicted the 26-year-old Marseille supporter, who allegedly launched the flare in the parking lot when Eintracht Frankfurt visited for a Champions League match on Sept. 13.
Kiwis upstage defending champion Australia in T20 World Cup
SYDNEY: Devon Conway and Finn Allen plundered 46 runs off the first three overs to set New Zealand on course for a thumping 89-run win over defending champion Australia on Saturday in the opening game of the Super 12 stage at the Twenty20 World Cup. Less than a year after losing the 2021 final to Australia in Dubai, the New Zealanders dominated immediately after being sent in to bat in overcast conditions and posted 200-3, their highest-ever total in a T20 World Cup game. Australia was bowled out for 111 in 17.1 overs in reply for its biggest-ever defeat in a T20 World Cup game, with Tim Southee taking the first and the last wickets to secure New Zealand’s first win here in 11 years.